Re: Is the following little function UNICODE-safe? ...
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On 27 Mrz., 17:28, ".rhavin grobert" <cl...@yahoo.de> wrote:
I should add that they're not allways in mem at a time, but i need
about ~500M.
Oh, and i should add that i redesigned it complete, moving translation
into LPCTSTR into a static class directly processing FileType-BYTE.
And im hunting down every single _BIT_ i can get rid of ;-)
Reading CString headers in VS2008 (VC++9) it seems that CSimpleStringT
template stores a pointer to CStringData structure.
CStringData stores:
1) a pointer to IAtlStringMgr (the string manager interface),
2) a pair of length fields
3) and a reference counter.
Then CStringData is followed by actual string character data.
So, the overhead over a simple TCHAR* is 4 fields * 32 bits/field = 4 * 4
bytes = 16 bytes.
If you need 500M *different* strings, the overhead should be 16 bytes * 500
M = 8,000 M bytes
Giovanni
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